Impact of carbohydrate timing on glucose metabolism and substrate oxidation following high-intensity evening aerobic exercise in athletes: a randomized controlled study

Morning glucose tolerance was markedly reduced in healthy athletes when CHO was ingested after evening exercise. However, the observed improvements in MetF during the OGTT compared to placebo post-exercise suggest a potential for enhanced athletic performance in subsequent exercise sessions. This opens exciting possibilities for future research to explore whether enhanced MetF induced by CHO-timing can translate to improved athletic performance, offering new avenues for optimizing training and performance.

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Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition
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2025-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15502783.2025.2494839
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Muscle metabolism and nutrition
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Impact of carbohydrate timing on glucose metabolism and substrate oxidation following high-intensity evening aerobic exercise in athletes: a randomized controlled study

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Abstract

Morning glucose tolerance was markedly reduced in healthy athletes when CHO was ingested after evening exercise. However, the observed improvements in MetF during the OGTT compared to placebo post-exercise suggest a potential for enhanced athletic performance in subsequent exercise sessions. This opens exciting possibilities for future research to explore whether enhanced MetF induced by CHO-timing can translate to improved athletic performance, offering new avenues for optimizing training and performance.

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